Diocese Plans Move of La Crosse Offices to Seminary
The Diocese of La Crosse plans to move offices from the downtown Newburg Building to Holy Cross Seminary as early as spring 1974 to free seminary space and centralize operations. Bids for reconstruction are expected next month with a contractor chosen in October.
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Newburg
Holy Cross Seminary
Frank Guenther
Guenther
Viterbo College
St. Pius X Catholic Church
La Crosse building starts trail 1972 pace by half year
Through June 30 La Crosse construction starts totaled 5.40 million, about 2.45 million below the 1972 six month pace. Industrial starts surged to 1.82 million, with Trane adding 680000 to Plant 7 and Northern States Power a 311000 generating plant on French Island. Commercial starts fell to 1.24 million while apartments rose, and only 10 single family homes were started in six months.
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Trane Co
Northern States Power Co
French Island
John Torrance and Son, Inc
Tarco, Inc
Hauser Farm
Wernecke
Buchner Place
Arrowhead Village
Two La Crosse men plead guilty in marijuana possession case
Dennis S. White 18 of Cliffside Drive received one year probation to the Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services after pleading guilty to marijuana possession at the Blue Tiger Lounge. Dennis M. McGrath 24 of Rublee Street had his case continued to August 15 for sentencing with a presentence investigation and clinic evaluation ordered.
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la Crosse County
Leonard Roraff
Dennis S. White
Cliffside Drive
Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services
White
Wayne Asfoor
Blue Tiger
S. 3Rd St
Dennis M. McGrath
Rublee St
la Crosse
Roraff
Mulroy
Thomas Sleik
McGrath
Wisconsin
Department of Health and Social Services
3rd District Demo Unit Opposes Delegate Quotas
The 3rd District Democratic Party executive committee opposes the quota system for selecting delegates while advocating continued affirmative action to boost participation by women, young people, and blacks. They plan a Spectacular picnic and rally at the J. R. Ranch near Hudson on Sept. 8 with Sen. Mondale as speaker and other notable leaders possibly attending. They also formed a committee to explore candidate workshops and named Fred Duperrault as chairman.
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J. R. Ranch
Hudson
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Wendell Anderson
Patrick Lucey
Fred Duperrault
Platteville
Unemployment Rate Rises in La Crosse County to 7.1 Percent
La Crosse County unemployment jumped from 5.9 percent in May to 7.1 percent in June as 700 more workers joined the labor force, even though 200 more were employed. The state average is 5.2 percent and the national rate 5.4 percent.
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la Crosse
State Employment Security Division
la Crosse Garment Co
Total Ad
La Crosse Tribune Circulation and Delivery Notice
The La Crosse Tribune provides contact numbers for missed copies and delivery issues, with office hours listed. It notes circulation and advertising rates including a city carrier price and mail subscription rate within 75 miles. Volume 69, Number 69.
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S Ath St
la Crosse
Felix Tops First Annual Household Pet Cat Show
Felix the top cat at the La Crosse Interstate Fair event in West Salem with 35 entries. Winners include Pete the blue shorthaired tom, Pumpkin the black shorthair female, Siamese Sud, Calico owned by Marti Dahlen, Pansy the tortoiseshell, Tiger, Crazy Cat, Mi Su Pogo the Persian, and several best purebreds and altered cats, owned by residents of Sparta West Salem La Crosse Onalaska La Crescent.
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la Crosse
Todd Gaglione
Market St
Pete
Helen Hoelshhe
Sparta
Pumpkin
Jaye Hicke
Loomis St
Kathy Johnson
David Dornak
Onalaska
Marti Dahlen
R. 1
Charlotte Bigelow
la Crescent
Karen Hart
Marian Doll
John Minor
20Th St
William Tinckler
Redwood Court
Cheryl and
Barbara Bennett
Ehrlichman Faces Senate Test Over Fourth Amendment Claims
During the continued hearing Ehrlichman argues no law authorizes suspending the Fourth Amendment or burglary. Senator Ervin accuses him of relying on John Dean while Ehrlichman defends his memory and replies I don't know. The gallery boos as the questioning intensifies.
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Ervin
United States
John Dean
Beef Prices Seen Jump After Sept. 12 Freeze Lift
Farmers hold back cattle awaiting the Presidents Sept. 12 lift and the price outlook is debated by regional dealers. Randall Bros. foresees a price drop if many cattle hit market post Sept. 12 while Equity Co-Op doubts a price drop due to limited supply. Pork is in short supply and Gateway Foods reports reduced beef orders but warns of possible shortages if the ceiling remains.
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Ward advertising supplement notice
The La Crosse Tribune informs readers of an advertising supplement for Wards and instructs readers who do not receive the supplement to call their carrier for a complete paper delivery.
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la Crosse Tribune
Teacher's Murder Trial Is Scheduled
In Jackson County Circuit Court Judge Lowell Schoengarth set 9 a.m. on Thursday Aug 16 for the first degree murder trial of Carl F. Giese 29 Black River Falls. Giese is accused of killing his wife Judy at their home March 19 both were teachers at Black River Falls Junior High School. A plea of not guilty by mental disease or defect was entered. A $50 000 cash bond remains unmet. Psychiatric tests have been completed and doctors are expected to testify the trial will be heard by the court without a jury.
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Wis
Lowell Schoengarth
Neillsville
Carl F. Giese
Circuit Court
Jackson County
Giese
Judy
Black River Memorial Hospital
Schoengarth
Trempealeau County Fair Opens Thursday
The 1973 Trempealeau County Fair kicks off Thursday in Galesville with entry day activities and livestock judging to follow. Highlights include a dog show, 4H events, queen coronation, youth talent, Kiddie Day, a demolition derby, meat animal judging, a 4-H horse show, Homemaker Day programs, a pony pull, and livestock auction across Friday and Saturday.
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Watergate talk and Sunday schedule details
The article recalls Ehrlichman and a North Carolina Democrat debating White House money behind Watergate and whether funds paid burglars were a legal defense fund. It also notes a Sunday schedule with church services livestock parade harness races and a tractor pull.
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Democrat
Ehrlichman
White House
Watergate
Ellsberg
Angela Davis
Berrigan Brothers
Ervin
Sentencing Set For Participation In Theft
A La Crosse man Jon M. Boland 18 pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property worth 59 dollars after participating in stealing a stereo tape deck for his car. Judge Leonard Roraff set sentencing for August 13 and released him on a 100 dollar signature bond.
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la Crosse
Jon M. Boland
Caledonia St
Leonard Roraff
Asst. Dist. Atty
Michael Mulroy
Boland
Gary L. Willette
Winneshiek Road
Willette
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